Sentence examples for a style that makes from inspiring English sources

It's not a style that makes for good diplomacy.

It has a style that makes understatement seem like flamboyance.

It's a style that makes Dune easy for infrequent readers to digest, but equally hard for literary readers to stomach.

Indeed they are written in a style that makes them inaccessible to anyone other than other fellow researchers in a narrow field.

Not in a partisan way but in a way, and with a style, that makes those who watch it feel proud that such men exist.

"We are trying to take our rugby seriously here," said the Welshman, "and we are trying to play a style that makes people want to come and watch".

It was a style that made people wince and scratch their heads.

It was a style that made him a sort of reverse Jackson Pollock, who epitomized the New York-based Abstract Expressionist school with his epic canvases of seemingly chaotic splashings and drippings.

Thus was born a style that made the public, and a generation of comics then in its infancy, think a little differently about humour, about the power of words, about authority, and about the world around them.

They were executed in a style that made them quite accessible to the common man.

"Orgena," painted in 1998, is the portrait of a black woman in a Naif style that makes Ofili look like the black African Douanier-Rousseau of our time.